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Many web sites have a dark colored box around selections, such as an option to show orders. They are currently shown in purple, which is almost impossible to see against the black. I've played around with the contrast and font settings, but haven't found a way to solve the issue--right now I'm just living with it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I'm not sure what's going on here, but speaking to different people, I hear different stories.

I use FireFox and have PiHole installed on a RasPi. REMOTE ACCESS.

There is a window - to call it - where I can enter any fixed IP addresses.

I can only open it a bit (height wise) but am being told it can open a lot more.

I've tried FireFox and Opera. Both don't allow it to open much more. (So really I don't think it is a Firefox problem)

Anyone have PiHole installed?

Settings/DHCP (expert level) Scroll down to Static DHCP configuration.

The window where you enter addresses.

How "big" can you make it?

Hello,

I have noticed that in Firefox settings, the option “Override the colors specified” with the choice “Never” has disappeared.

This option was very useful to me for testing web accessibility. Indeed, by modifying the default colors and selecting “Override the colors specified” with the “Never” option, I was able to force Firefox to display the colors specified by the page author while still highlighting the default colors (those not specified by the author).

Could you please let me know why this setting was removed? Is there an alternative or another way to achieve the same behavior in Firefox today?

Thank you in advance for your help.

Hi, Can I customize contrast control per site, for some sites I want it to be same as system, but for some I want to keep it as `off`.

When I use `same as system` setting then github changed file section doesn't render the changes with color. Refer screenshots.

cbc gem is a Canadian comedy/video program (cbc.gem.ca) which I have enjoyed for years. But recently, they require the subscriber to allow TRACKING in order to enhance their viewing experience. Since I don't allow TRACKING on my FireFox browser .... you guessed it. I can't login. The ribbon only says "loading..." continuously, no error message, just "loading..."

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Suddenly my outlook account stopped working, unable to do anything, emails disappeared, is this a problem related to Microsoft Windows 11 connection? Couldn't get through to microsoft help. What can I do?

Steps to reproduce: Go on any site, find a video and put it in fullscreen. Taskbar should hide itself but it instead persists and overlaps the video.

It doesn't happen with any other browsers I've tried.

Upgraded to 139.0.1 and enabled new search bar, which wasn't appearing without toggling browser.urlbar.scotchBonnet.enableOverride to true. However, the bar seems critically hindered by lack of keyboard accessibility. Two things in particular:

1) when quick actions appear (e.g., Clear recent history), I cannot figure out how to navigate to it with the keyboard. Down-arrowing simply skips over it.

2) I don't seem to be able to select which search engine to use. On Mac, Option+up/down used to select search engines with the old address bar, but no key combination seems to move through or activate the drop-down menu of search engine choices.

The page introducing the feature doesn't seem to explain how to use it with keyboard at all. (https://blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/address-bar/?utm_source=www.mozilla.org)

Firefox has been working fine, but today when I clicked to start, I received an error message. "The file or directory is corrupted or unreadable." When trying to uninstall Firefox, Windows cannot find the uninstall helper. When I try to download a new version, I receive an error message: "Couldn't download - virus scan failed." Windows Security reports are all good. A scan found no viruses. Firefox will not open at all.

Hello. When booking a cruise with the cruise company it will not highlight anything so i can book cruise. Such as cruise dates, ships, departure, destinations, etc. The cruise company says its working on there end. I have used Firefox always to book a cruise and has always worked just fine. For some reason its not this time. I have cleared out my browsing data and cookies and sites. That did nothing at all. I refreshed Firefox. I then uninstalled Firefox and reinstalled. That did not work. I also opened in new private window and that did nothing either. So i tried and used Chrome it worked just fine. I also tried and used Edge and it also worked just fine. I would rather stay with Firefox. So any help would be appreciated. I did let cruise company know and there IT dept is looking into it. Thanks again.